I'm Gujarati but my film has to appeal globally: Gadhvi

Back after a 4-year break, filmmaker Sanjay Gadhvi is happy that he has worked with newcomers Jackky Bhagnani and Nidhi Subbaiah, unlike bigger stars in his latest directorial venture. While he has been associated with directing bigger stars like Hrithik Roshan, Abhishek Bachchan (in Dhoom 1 and Dhoom 2) and Sanjay Dutt, Imran Khan (Kidnap), this time he is working with relatively newer actors.

Unlike other Gujarati filmmakers who have many times incorporated Gujarati protagonists and Gujarati backdrop in their films, Sanjay feels that "the script rules, and for that I can't forcibly always try to bring in Gujarati culture in a film. A Bollywood film has to appeal globally and even if I am a Gujarati, I have to be cosmopolitan with my thoughts, so only if the script demands I would have to insist on a Gujarati backdrop. Otherwise, the film has to be made with a global audience in mind. I also don't believe in the idea of having Gujarati characters who are in a film just to provide humour. Ajab Gazabb Love has Darshan Jariwalla, playing a strong role, he is also a Gujarati it was a learning experience working with him."

Having said that, Sanjay is happy that a film like Barfi! has found a connect with audiences. "The way Anurag (Basu) has directed the film on his own convictions and not incorporated any formulas, says a lot on how much the craft of a film can improve and yet find a connect with the masses," he says on a parting note.

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